Watergrave

[wrinklestiltskin]

I'm loving this board. I'd really like to make something similar, though maybe in a more Victorian or Venetian style and not for Frostgrave. 

[Grey Panda]

Wow  :-*so creative ...great job all round! Thanks for sharing

[rufus sparkfire]

That looks amazing, as everyone else said!

Any warband figure going in the water leaves the game immediately.

Watch out for the 'push' spell!

[julius1880]

Wow! Your Watergrave is really cool. And Kevin Costner is not in it to mess up everything...LOL

[monkeylite]

Thanks for all the comments.

Here's another game, with no water in it (thought I'd stick to a single thread, though).





Here's the first part of the aar: http://tewblogger.blogspot.co.uk/2015/11/frostgrave-aar-part-one.html

And the warbands: http://tewblogger.blogspot.co.uk/2015/11/frostgrave-warbands.html

[tyrionhalfman]

Interesting read. Lovely scenery and minis. Nice to see that the buildings were playable adding height to the game rather than just blocking LOS. Looking forward to part 2. Thanks for sharing

[Mason]

Nice town!
 

[Jase]

Lovely terrain, I especially like the Watergrave walkway town. 

[horridperson]

Love the watery-grave.  Beautiful terrain wet and landed.

[julius1880]

I'm very impressed. Who knows, with the receding snow and ice there may be areas of Frostgrave that are flooded.

[jp1885]

Smashing terrain and a very good AAR - bravo!
(Love the fog by the way)

[monkeylite]

Thanks for the comments again.

The final part of the AAR is here: http://tewblogger.blogspot.co.uk/2015/11/frostgrave-aar-part-two.html

[Jimboba]

Brilliant terrain. Both. But the wet one gets my vote. Accidentally grew a table very similar recently. Started as a Goblintown which mated with a fantasy Venice with docks. The offspring was very similar to yours but smaller - all for 15mm 

[tyrionhalfman]

Sounds like a lot of fun

[Bloggard]

wow, brilliant, both ...